On 02/13/2018 10:58 PM, Mark Wong wrote: > Hi everyone,
Hi Mark! > > I've been making some progress on some perf farm stuff and I just wanted > to make sure I understand how to best work with the pg infrastructure > when (if) we get far along to deploy something.
good to hear that progress is made on that front! > > We're planning on having a django application for distributed clients to > be able to upload results, and for users to review results. Plus a > supporting postgres database. Similar to how the build farm is > structured.
ok > > So I'm wondering things like, should we stick to a particular django or > python version, proof things on a particular linux distro (debian > stretch?) and what not. And anything else we should be mindful of. > Thanks!
Well the postgresql.org infrastructure is running debian stretch and all our current django applications are on django 1.8.18 in a custom (but internally packaged) virtualenv - we have not yet decided on what version we will move to next (because 1.8 will be EoS'd in April) but it will likely be an LTS version.
Just to keep you updated, we do now have fully supported 1.11 out in production for a number of our sites, so that's the current target.
Currently we only do 1.11 on python2, we do not have a python3 environment set up for it yet. 1.11 on py3 will be the next step following this one, but we aren't quite there yet.
